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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-15
Texas Drouth Broken.

GALVESTON, Tex. April 1.-THE long
drouth IN western exas was broken by .
heavy rainfall last night. The IA ii was gem
eral. aud il is thought that it wild prevent
ally further loss Of stock. and damage TO
CROPS in that section.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-15
RoalindaIs Accident Report.

BosTOS, April 1.-The railroad commits
NON win make their report upon the Roslin
dale accident TO the legislature, instead Of
In the usual manner. The report will CON
tain some recommendations regarding pro
posed legislation.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-15
THE WORLDS CHAMPIONS.
ST. LOUIS BROWNS DEFEATED ~
THE CHICAGO CLUB.


Louis Played ~ cfnefnnati Games
-
n.A sA-l1 =
- No1Ius enAAn paolAniP - DsNeen -
Chicago and - Louis clubs was played -
terday afternoon IN the presence Of fully
5000 people A early g = O'Clock The cars
IN The lines running 70 the uark vers u.cked
,w;th enthns;a~.s 0oir0 "a -. IT, r.na ~
.L - s.a-s-e.,,
:, - q. - -
80 nial1y OIoNsl u9"n
preure Inc grand slAnd, pavinon and
-bieaching boards were nlied, while Rthe
crowd encroache1 upon the grounds, just
outside the foul lines Many ladies were
mrinkIed among tha andience Tbe tenn
- ~. ,,r;c. " ;,,r;rs. - Co.
49, - - - -. -. e. 49,.
- - :
0Apt- 0DlllaAsJ, "On cuoaco u uinp1e 10
oaii, ana chose Acsluade ana the ASSOCIATION
Latham, the frst man TO step TO the plate,
sent the ball TO third base. Burns fumbled
Il. and be reached first On Gleasons ont
at irst he went to second, and to third on
OfNeiTs hit Comiskey hatted the ball to the
pitcher, and Latham was cut Oh Of the
plate and run down WEIGH went out on
was given life by Robinsonis tumble Of his
BAN, and stole second Ryan went TO his
base on balls, and Sullivan few out to center
field The following two batters, Arson and
PfeRer, were given their base on balls,
forcing Sunday across the plate. On Will
iamsonis foul fy TO Comiskey Ryan also
scored, and the side was retired on Burns
out to first
In the second inning the Browns were re-
tired in one-two-three order Foutz and Rob
inson each dew out to left, and Boyle struck
out In their half of the inning the White
Stockings scored one Daiy wns the first
man to 90 to the bat. and on Bushong's muff
Of his fourth strike. who threw the ball to
Comisky. the latter also dropped it, and the
runner was safe On wild throw he went
to second, and to third on Clarksons out at
first. Sunday flied out to Latham. and on
RyaR,s two baser DAILY scored.
For the S. Louis IN the third Bushong ar
Latham struck out: Gleason hit safe. but " a
Isft ON O'NeiIl's going out Oh fiy to Dali.
Anson IN the third hit safe. Pfeffer VIZ
spared on Foutzs tumble Of his tall. botn
scoring on WIhamsons hit Williamson
went to third on Burns out at first and
scored on Comiskey's tumble Of Dailyt
RrouDder. McOuade declaring Williamson,
safe at the plate was q very Questionable de-
cision The St Louis made their first run il.
the fourth after Comiskey and WEIGH had
both filed out. Foutz hit the ball for a
corker into right for single, which Ryan
allowed to pass him and the lanky pitcher
made the circuit amid tremendous applause.
The side retired on Robinsons fiy into right.
Though the Chicagos made two hits in
their half of the inning. they were unable to
score Ryan dew out to left, Sullivan hit
safe, but was thrown out in his attempt to
steal secoHd Arson hit for two bases, but
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-15
Pittsblurg.
Chicago.

CATTLE-Choice u extra shipping, a. SOA
SS; mixed, s.. .5Gj..5, sIocksrs ana feeders,
-. OG4.
cas- -. ~, -; cnoiSc I4eayy,. S. 5EA5 )
otA--EP-Co.nln1.l, S--5OGI5.0O: h-nDs, $3.50 .
IA.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-15

FLoUR-Fancy, Ss7O04oO; family. $3.50
WHEAT-So. sred, 1GsOc; No Z ssGsc.
OAIS-.,o. lnIxed, 20 IsJ1xc; No. : ...lxed.
81 sko.,xc; no. white, 31Ga<11c-
PoRk-Famlly, sio.'5Ole.sI; regular, 3l6750
LAkD-Kettle, .Aa7sc.
BACON-Slort. cssAr s4des, 91SG9.15c
CHELSE-Prlne 70 choice ONO nG12c;
POCLIkl Common chickens, N75a2oy Der
dozen; far 70 lriIne, E22G25J; choice, Sl650
2.S: duck; S15Gaoo; i've TURKEYS &c
WOOL-InH asne medium clothing. 2695c:
nne Inerlno, lsd 11c, common, l51Iuc; neece-
wash ed medium cIotning, 30G5Ic; cO.nb.ng, 310
"a: line merino. anu 1A -sGSc; burr and
HAY-so. ILmoCAy. xil59Ol075; No. Z SD
Glu0s lixed, Ss.JO; r.rie. 3700G7.5J; w4eAs:
oats and rye straw, $5.uJ L6.m
CATILE-IJJd to chot,e butchers, H.15G $50
far, $z.o5<kap5; common. 3I75E4.5; sto-41r3
and Ieeders, $a7SGAoJ; yeArilnss AID calves,
hOiS- Select butchers, S5Sa575; fair to good
pacing. $5zJsb5.5o. faT 70 gool Lgl-. 5000
a.; n.non, slo1Go0J; cuas $s750L5l
ShEEPCom. 70 fair. xLOuG475: good TO
ch.scr, $3651E4 IS; common - fair lambs, S5.0l0
10; good 70 cnosce. G.5OG5.5a
New York.
WHEAT--So. STAT rsl, yl11c; No. 3 red win
Ter, ylss:: June. 9I14c.
CORs-dlAed, SIC: May. 491Sa.
OATS-No. white state, Joc; No. g SIC.
CAT Les. 5lsL5.5J per LOO Ins, i've weight
HJGS->l - ~ ~ per l01 lbs
ShL14P-$1O = 100 per I01 lba, 1--we weigh
4 CUffOS-Q1ieI: midland uplaads 1O,s:; do
New Orleans, 4, 1916: April I06Jc; May, IL. 60c;
June, 100 I; July, lU76:; August, 10.slc; Sep.
temuer, II47c; Jc.oo.t- i00k:; -Sose nbef. Los.
Pittsburg.
CArFLE-Fair; prime. S5.0O0a2S; fair to
good, si.5O6i.sJ; common. $4.OO64.2 Is; receipts,
SAL 4Ic-ILs, IL.
HIS receipts, LOO head; shipments.
40 head; Philadeiphias, S50UG6.l5: lorkers.
$500. 5; co-ntnon and light, $o-SO65-sO; pigs
SIS h.L5 -.
&6HEEP-Slow; prime, $5S15.40; fair TO good
N.oGo.e0; co -ninon, $30JG4.u0; lambs, SI500
6S. cIpped sheep IA aging in pr4ce fr III 3.6
GS.4On Receipts 3,2O mead; shipments. o,4O0
head.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-15
Toledo.

WHEAT--S.eady: casl. Sl1<s;; Nay, Sl5tc.
CoRN.S cay: CAST, 39ISc. Nay, AZ ].
CLot Ei sEFD -Ac,ise; casn, ~ 10
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-24
The Garden.

For ths management Of vegetA
BILE gardens and prsctical lsstrue-
tons c~oucsrSing the culture Of
howsrS-fsr hints and intornatiOn
concerning all kinds Of seeds,
plSntiss aud cultlvsting all veget-
ahlss and flowers, ID. N. Ferry
IL Co.'S Seed Annual tor 1883 will
be found ~ complete ~ any work
Of Y siuilar character ever issued.
The variety and extraordinary
rasse OF the information given
reA 1ers their Annual worthy the
especial attention Of everyone in
tscestsd in having luscious vegeta-
blss or beautiful flowers. d. Nj.
Ferry 4 Co., make the growing
and sals Of Onion seed . leading
specially, sEd give 70 much intor
mation va ORION Oulturesas to make
their Annual Of permanent value
t. all onion growers and garden
ets. The AnuHSl IAN b. had tol
the asking. Address d. NJ. FERRY
u Co., Detroit, Michigan.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-24

Oh. merchant, in thine hour " e
II on this paper you shsuld c G c,
And lssk Ter something 10 ppm
Isw ysSrAiss fer E~rssAbsck wv
Take our advice aud - yyI
Go straightway out suS ad~vsrtti
You'll hsd the project II soGe uHU
Neglect = offer &c eIeqq
he wiss 81 sHct. prsloug your dsaa
A silsst business D o de \ ! 4.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-24
W ASIIGNGTON.
regular Correspondent.
sshlsgtoA, Dec. 10, SS7.

WSshlggtoA, Dec. 10, SS7.
The Presidents message excites
bnt little csmmeut. It's hrevity
il con mendable. There are but
two vital points in the message,
that OF the surplus and tariff, and
on both OF these the document is
simply what every body anticipated
and therefore no one is disspoint-
oil. IL is nothing mere or less
than laying down tue democratic
platform for the next year. The
time was when the Presidents
message was studied with great
interest, but in these latter days
1t appears more like the plea of
"a PettiforgSr-a SORT Of stump
speech. The Republicans care
nothing about it, and | don't sup
pose the Democrats do very much.
Mr.. Lamar has been nominated
fer the Supreme Bench. Whether
he will be confirmed or not is q
serieus question. Tie talk is that
several Senators will rake up his
record pretty thoroughly. [ sup
pose Lamar is just as bitter a rebel
to-day as he ever was, and believes
in State right dogmas as firmly NJ
jeff Davis does. If so, his conftl
matlOn should give Republics.
Sc It r Il pause.
Gen. Villas takes Lamar's place
as Secretary Of the InteriOr-that
is a promotion, and doubtless de-
served DICKINSON, of Michigan.
succeeds Villas as Postmaster Gen
eral. The understanding is tina,
Dickinson has contracted to trans
fer the State of Michigan to the
Democratic camp, but there is a
good deal Of doubt about his abil
ity to deliver the goods. Mich
gan Republicans laugh most hearth
ly over the idea.
Georgia has the most arrogant
delegation of any State in the
Union. She has ten members in
I the House, and they were elected
by an aggregate vote of less than
10000, nothing compared with
Dakota. and yet these ten men al G
! going to vote solid against the al
mission of Dakota. Talk about
5 a peoples government" hut
what Justice is there in this
instance?
South Carolina has two strong
men in the Standardization
, and Butler-but her delegation in
the HOnse is way down at the foo.
Of the intellectual ladder. Texa
stands on the same round with her.
and if it were p,ssible to find :
lower one, North Carolina woul,
!, get the prize.
the Western States have the
strongest delegations in both
wings of the Capital, and complete.
E ly ov%ershadow the old Atlantic and
+ Southern States. The center o
Q real power is west of the Ohio.
II is strange how these thing.
come round, but they do come
and We have to face the facts. TIL,
a great Northwestern States ar,
\ bound to control this Government
and shape Its policy, and the poll
tician who does not recognize tn,
fact will be left in the cold
Ii were An aspirant for any posi-
g ton, [ should hall from the west
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-24
IGGN se1 wopders exists IN 'housoud u

tliEB sen Wonders exists IN 'houseud 90
IHHT forms, but are surpns,o3 hy 81 .
ASAiDl mHrvels Of invention. Those WIN
s'rlh need Of profitable work that cnn hn
none " mic living NJ home should ~ once scrI
lhelr address ~ Hallctt& Co, Portland III.
ana rCcciy" free, iuu Information how sitSs.
SrS' OF allages, can earn from 80 10 ~ nnr
uHl 1iu upwards wherever they live. Won
~" made over $50 IN a singie dav ~ ~,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-24

NN' H'S w Nf'H hAoNNpN'
o kind father aud 4 regular attend
apt Of che right church, and yet
Dst b. stls to carve = turkey with.
cat Syousi0g sngry feelings and
unAo!y thoughts in every one pres
ent.
"Tanny," said his aunt, II
hear ysur grandmother gave you
a WHtca on your birthday. Was
it AhaHtlns ease watch Z" "No."
replied Tommy, who isl years
old, - it was a bare-tAced watch"
bone yossg ladies' who own the
nAma, are said ts spell Edith"
with q "V." Thys VS. a pyece OF
sylly affsctssyon that wyll not be
copied vt Us hoped.
If the r0vdy West has nothing
better than the blizzard to offer in
return for the coal she gets from
Pennsylvania, we might Iust as
well close the account and stop ira
ding.
There is q colorsd man in Texas
III years old, with 1000 decSnd.
ante. There was = gardener in
Eden who has over one billion liv.
ing descendants.
The Calcutta woman who had q
solid Sut-Elass bedstead made tol
hex will save lots Of time generally
wasted in looking under the bee
tor y man.
A Fsxas idiot says no enjoys 60
ing tS the Senate and sitting theirs
where No one IL pick him out 0.
the crowd. This is hard on the
crowd.
Ii is stated that ham sandwich
C. were Invented by Lord Sand
Wich. This is not the case. Neal
sandwiShed Ham in the ark witt
the resi- of his brethren.
Tbs wOman who can't get q
Winner bennett undoubtedly give,
sharks because she will have the
mossy 70 buy enc for Easter.
In mEDy parts Of New jersey
land is held 81 $s, 900 per acre by
the present sWners. That is tn,
reason ills held by the present
owners.
How sTo collections to-day ?
asked = nj Of 2 bill collector yes
tordAy. "SlsW, very slow, can
eFeA sslleSs my thoughts" wa,
tue reply.
Ths LSndoN Lancet tells show
{, ne ~hea asleep" II it vii.
toach ssAle people Asw to kseI
from lying VIXEN awake, it will dc
a ptbliS service.
when you bay = corner lot ir
California they give you share
in the next earthquake free OF
charge.
HieeoudAed Nine Days" is
the heading Of a New York paper.
How drunk that man must have
been.
We send 1000, 900 barrels Of
apples every year to foreign ma
tons, and won't take any a" sass
- .4,, a.tlA
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-24

An agricultural exchange asks,
DE Won know that the hog feeds
regularly O. Yes, he sits at the
next table to Us, and he is there
three times a day, as regular as
the steward rings the bell.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-24

A mans lite nay be like an
open book but it is bound to be
closed.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-24

MVUUW0U has revulutionIzed tho
TIN V3woTld during the last hA4f
All ' 0I' 1Olloentury. Not least ainonE
tnF wonders OF inventive progress is "A nscth-
% ana systeH or work that can he perfoVln-
cl All over the country without separating tEs
WORKERS from their homes. Pay liberal . anV
OF can DO the work either sex. younE or old
no special ability required. Capital net NEED
Ell you are started free. Cut this Gus and
return TO us and we win send you free .otae.
timing Of great value and Importance TO you.
that will start you in business, which will
hrinT you In more money right away than
sIytnins else IN the world. Grand Outnt FREQ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Manager HiIl Of tie Union Square.
has Invested an original mode Of adyer-
tisisg haEFay and Murphy IN tbeiF
rough and tnmble conicalitv, Oar Irish
YisitoFs." on Monday the theatre vas
free 10 the profession. On Tuesday IL
was free 10 the press and the newsooys.
No money has been taken ~ the doors
up 10 this evening, when ehe general
pubiic will have an opportunity TO pay
u they please. Soppose they do not
please1 Well. Manager Hill takes tue
ehaaces. he disarms the critics By
frankly oonfessinQ that soar ITish Visi-
torn" has no literary merit and no plct.
IL has been constructed with the sole
obiscs Of Esaking people laugh. We
may say conAdentiaily thaa Manager
hin has only done openly and oandidly
what many Of the managers do secretly
and alandegtinely. He opens his doors
10 the profession and The gallery boys
free; they paper the house. In both
schemes the Intention IL 70 get the en-
tsEtainment talked about and 10 con-
vince the paying public that everybody
else Ii going 20 zee the ahsw. We have
known theatrical failures turned into
popular successes by this device. "Tom
and Jerry" a. the London Adelphi Il an
instance. Fer tWo weeks Manager
Webster Feiusod 70 sell q ticket and
crowded The house With deadheads. At
the end Of shat time the paying peo-
pie we're Wild 10 see Tom and Jerry"
aud 10 bad years profitable run Ex.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28
Enjoy uFG

What Q truly beautiful world We live
In Nature gave us grandeur Of noun
tains. Rlens and oceans, and thousands
OF means Of enjoyment. We can de-
sire ne more when In perfect health;
but bow often de the majority Of people
feel like giving mp disheaFtened, dis
Outraged and worn out With disease,
when there is no occasion fer this feel
inc, a. every Sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof. that Green's August
Flower. vill make them free from dis
ease, a. when born. Dyspepsia, and
Liver Complaint are the direct causes
Of seveaty- ave per cent. Of such mala-
dies as BiliousDess, Indigestion. SICK
Headaehs. Costiveness. Nervous Pros
tration, Dizziness Of the Head, Palpita-
ton Of the Heart. and other distressing
symptoms. Three dos Of August Flow.
er Will prove its wonderful effect. Sam.
pie bottles. 10 cents. Try L. de-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28
FINANCE AND TRADE


azzRzxz. Mene1y. snssff
vssT tsw e4ansas nrs naAma q O. Iseli
msAns sasay. Osfn ~ qusasd sr1an Iswsr
a1A . asaItsa q paamznad n fhs pa1ss -
manz. b taEs panes = - azxs q galy.
elzsNhavz1ss. nflar rssssllne q % $500 pr
sziEa. fer evursi assa. ssss 80 soasg = .
ssnss. Tkis r<sss mzy - ezpsssa = - -
vanssd a. Gsy tina.
P10DCCK RRCEEPTm-Rnua g hOurs insinas
~ hoxsa eaRz. II hgxss hzssns, tnmn h1g, la
na1kg ueta, y nsGks when4 H2D nzEks Scar. -
baln4les hide4, bundias p@l14 eo1Ds ekiek-
en9 nd 9 cArlos9s % genEezf @esn4 sE81ss.
fkers sers alss rsogfEsa 60 tks Gee. = 1aarr,
froD bieteria, tons - ho1ssAol1 g1o1s 40
RNneE8 msr1ha1dtss.
sBRAHsTs : Gsnza EsrehanSlss uas
salppss fnon seafGs azriag PaS1 ~ hszrs n
fali0slnE q1H1fitisa. c. 3 P. 8. r 3. -
te1as p D. q Las "a s1na, stzAmsrs City
q tiaiasy - scna. IeE4 sana. Nay onse1 =
tens. y. ?. Munsss toss. astds t1ns.
kyaaEsl ee4 tous. waah4ngtsn = tans. Era
MerWia \ toas, nellie 4 toas, Kdith . tos1.
Idaho toan, Morn Pzeiee tan and ne Fan-
ale ! aks tooE cut . fun lad q s1pplias -
Ll1tls skOokam- KxelzEIss q thaas. thsfs
WsER ghippad Q eaxio16 q l1mbaE and . co.
go. q stiegiss ever he Puass sound shars
sIRAwBKRRIEs-wholssAae, q cents per
gAlaen; rstHii esnts pr Is-o9 boE. boxes
fos g. eautm.
OARS QsOssa, who'ss.asss pa tus. sl.so
Per eenfaf
P0TAT0Es-Whsaasais. nsu, Ike pr
psund, sstsil. iSe Per p0asd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28


Wasafsxlnn banksss HnA kEsksEs hass
~ 80 exeefsenns es~s - - rashar ~
Of h4mdiina ne p1par 81 pfenlnans
ralfiieianss End y y ssFy fsws in1en1, g
thig etaas whoss pEgmim1Eg M19e1 eA9 -
ehasaetsxiHed - gsIi ord A cay g
tBo e11os iNadina krgkSR rs eeiled
1Doa . Eeoe9 - elalazfirS - ~ 49,
e uhic1 ~ Ne nans q 8 psiitiela1
pubtie fer alAmg ye&fR lbs hT1Gsk $50:
] knew boz this wOzld .. eut 4
hn&nst sk@ nsFvB 10 EN2mAs. 1be11 baG
| fsliows ssaBd a. o. and seam % sefnk
Ne 0uahs % b astia6e6 whils they kesp
us rsnswiae their B0tsaLS
a lev waaks bank q Wsli-9odo ee1tle-
man ID pgiVsts life, % the ssKissest IN
te9Fiiy. ssosfved . rsqasgt from sss-
aaia ksnk 70 cone ap and setlie note
for $50, a which BE wa8 tAa eaog1e
tndoEsex. The nste had bsen kanoed
% hirn b. he maker. very pfominenl
Southern poiiiieiaR. u - fnooEesd
b. enotheF pgomtnent polittstan holding
. lucrative efaee- The dEageR Of the
nOts ssid 10 his fFien6:
II visa yoa vsaid aka his % yeuF
hank asd - 4 9lscoaassd. To 2y
nothipg Of my name, tie bsck Of u
makes IL ~ eoand - wheaA."
Ibe Wanhiuton man, happy 20 have
u IL bis power 10 obltRs each emloent
pssnoaaRea, carried ths note 10 htS back
and asked - discount. TIE cashier
elanesd e 4, sid. Certainly, esFt1iniy,'
and then 10 an easy and oh-hand vay,
Jest pst your name on the bach,
Mr.. ~
The unsuspeclina man, booking upon
Il - q mere matter Of form, eheeFfuiiy
c0mpiied. When be Fsosived the sum
mons 10 cons up and settle be vas sure
there vas some mistake. bu3 be rapidly
recovered from this deiasi0n When IN
formed that bad be net pat bis name on
u Ne sole w0ald not haEs been ssoched
wifh forty foot pole.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28


A COZ met With q remarkable death
by stFanenlation on q farm near Auro.
"a, Ind, yesterday. MF. Bruce, q farm
OF living near thai place, while geing
through his pasture, noticed one Of his
o0ws acting queeFiy. Tbs COW ran
about the Acid, jumping from aide 10
side In the most strange manner. Sud
denly u dropped over on its side. HAs-
lening over to where the Gov lay Mr..
Bruce found u dead. Determining 10 as
certain The cause Of the creatures death,
be caused lie body 10 be opened. To
hia surprise aud that Of those present q
large snake vas found coiled up knOtted
In the throat Of the animal. The COW
bad died from been
ohoked TO death BY the snake. She bad
evidently partially swallowed the rep
tile while drinking az . spring 10 the
Geld, and the snake, in its efforts 10 es-
cape from the closing Rullet Of the Gov,
bad become knotted. Unable 10 ad-
vance OF retreat, Il bad lodged in lie
strange receptacle and thus choked the
animal 70 death.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28
A nUNIAH NeaLA's TaHEE RoR.
81Nas
IcAAao Herald.


A piaoe Of Interesting information
comes from Q Trustworthy searee. 10
gill be remembered that the snhmission
OF the Marv 1ufcorHAns vas gained by
help Of The fAmoaa Moscow merchant,
koOsehine, Who sent his 50 called
trading caravan iats NerS IN charge Of
Aikhanoh and other ofneeFs IN dis-
suisa. Fer ths great services then req
deFed. THE pioneer Of Russian eOnQpssts
In Central Asia has bsea rewarded
9th . patent Of hereditary nehiiity.
Ills ARA u veil known for ita man1sae
tare Of cheap and highly cslored cotton
prints for the Assalie maFket. and
the arms nov granted 10 him and hia
descendants dtsplay thres hobbies. In
dieatin9 the means % bis elevation 10
rAnk aud fortune. Precisely the sane
caravan tricks. am assured are nos
tried In Afkh han TuFkestan, snd by sI
acsly the same persons. 1his Moscow
house b fell Of enteFpEiss, and heinR
hacked ap BY the eoveFsment. with
pFiVileees ever tie TransezspiAn Hail.
Way and elssWAere, % coaFsa siicks al
nothina. Last February its polittco-
commercial caravans introdacsd Me-.
Gov goods into the basaFs os hsEsa
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AhInplna intelligence.

sAH FAASouoo. june 27-Arrived Steamer
San Pedro, fAeoms. Ehip lvAnhoe. Seattle:
schooner Marion. fAeoms; bark Aureo,s. As
torIA.
sAiled-stesmer State Of California, Port.
land: ship Blue Jackes, seattls.
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HANS BY THE CARLoAD. - NEIsoN,
OHILBERo, the Front Street grocer, re-
ceived on Lest Saturday, direct from
Eisfern packers, carload Of sugar
cured hams. Prices placed al bed rock
Gall and try them. 10 90.
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steamer St. Patrick

A FTER JUNE eFH WILL LEAVE sRABRcK
n for Union City on Mooday m0rning lesye
Unioa City foe Port Gamble. tuesday morbin1;
leave Port Camilla, Wednesday mognlag Ter
Seabeck eeAbeck for Port Gamble, THURSDAY
morning, Port Gamble for seabeck. FKiiay
morning; Seabeck for Port Gamhle. SATURDAY
mornlnR; Port Gamble for Seabrck SUNDAY
mo, ring J. MACOMBER. Master. mA2
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ron THE UPPHR sKAoIT,
STEAMER GLIDE.

earring the Unifsd gsaans mniis
T RAVES YESLKRB WHARF on
IL Monday, Wednssday and FridMy, -
turnina TuG8dAy, Thursday md SATURDAY,
ealing e Muknteo, TuiAtn 9eAnWoo1
vernon, Starting and al tnturme1iafa
points abova. Fur frulzhf o. pAmARs applY
On beard or 10 emo. FOSTER On wharf
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LADIES

10 dellaaie health needing = gensle vt
effective laxative Uili ond ne CalifogniA
liquid frait remedy, syrep os Pisa
plaasing 10 he TASTE. secsptNhle 10 tie
Stomach. and pesfestly safe il al eaass.
u b NJ moaa eaksly tAken and Pleasant
" e4ecaiVs remedy known 80 eara and
present cosaiveness, - dispei headachsa
csids ana fever, and stFengtheo the hid.
nsya. liver and bowels. ana 4 thsEefoea
9 favuxiia Femsdy with lAdieg for aAis
a. 80 cents snd 81 bottles ~